Lund Science Center, CO2-neutral Museum, South West Swedish Architecture, Contemporary Design Sweden
Science Center Lund, CO2-neutral Museum
New Swedish Architecture Development in Lund, South West Sweden – design by COBE, Architects
5 July 2019
Science Center Lund – CO2-neutral Museum in Sweden
Location: Lund, south west Sweden
Design: COBE, Denmark
Danish architect designs co2-neutral museum in Sweden
The Danish architectural firm COBE, which is headed by Dan Stubbergaard, has won an international competition for a new science museum in the Swedish university city of Lund. The museum will be constructed in wood, is fully CO2-neutral and has the potential to become a future icon of sustainability.

Science Center is the name of a brand-new science museum that is scheduled to open in the city of Lund in the south of Sweden in 2024. The museum is uniquely situated in the middle of the new urban district Science Village Scandinavia in the Swedish university city, which is known for a strong, international research environment, a rich cultural scene and its ancient history, which dates back to the tenth century. The plans for the new museum were announced yesterday at a major event as part of Almedalen Week on the island of Gotland.
The new district is already the site of the high-tech institutions ESS (European Spallation Source) and MAX IV, which are currently under construction, and which will be the world?s most powerful and advanced research facilities with...